Endolifting is the new generation of non-surgical facial rejuvenation. Using subdermal radiofrequency delivered through a fine optical fiber, it tightens loose skin, melts localized fat and stimulates collagen — all in a single ambulatory session. Here's everything you need to know.
How endolifting works
A micro-cannula carrying an optical laser fiber (typically 1470 nm wavelength) is introduced under the skin through tiny entry points. The energy thermally stimulates collagen contraction and neocollagenesis, while gently melting deep-layer fat. The result is firmer, lifted skin without external incisions.
Treatment areas
Face: jawline, jowls, mid-face, cheeks. Neck: double chin, platysma laxity, neck cords. Body: abdomen, arms, knees, inner thighs. The most popular areas in Medellín patients are jawline definition and double chin reduction — visible improvements without facelift surgery.
Single session vs. multiple
For most facial areas, one session is enough. Body areas may require 1–2 sessions depending on volume. Results begin appearing in 4 weeks (skin tightening visible) and continue improving for 4–6 months as collagen production peaks.
Recovery and downtime
Endolifting is performed under local anesthesia. Expect mild swelling and bruising for 5–7 days. Most patients return to work in 48–72 hours. A compression garment is recommended for the first week (especially for body treatments). Avoid intense exercise, sauna and direct sun for 2 weeks.
Who is the ideal candidate?
Patients aged 35–60 with mild to moderate skin laxity, localized fat deposits, or early signs of facial aging who want results without surgery. Not recommended for severe laxity (where a surgical lift is more appropriate), pregnancy, or active skin infection. A consultation with Dr. Catalina Henao determines candidacy.
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